March 5, 2014, by Graham Kendall

Centre for Advanced Study UNMC Engagement Week

Responding to popular demand, we are delighted to welcome Professor Pat Thomson, Professor of Education and Director of the Centre for Advanced Study, Nottingham UK, back to UNMC for a week of research and academic development activities. She will run a reprise of her successful Writing Workshop (both Shut Up and Write time and advice on Pitching to Refereed Journals), a Women in Leadership Forum, as well as specific classes relating to Education and Education Leadership, and individual consultations/tutorials.Our apologies for the delayed confirmation of schedule, we (and Pat) look forward to seeing you at some of the following events!SCHEDULE OF EVENTSVenue: BA64 unless stated

  • Individual Consultations on Writing, Research and Career Development

    10 March 2014, Monday: 0930-1230
    14 March 2014, Friday: 0930-1230For Appointments please contact Amirah.Zin@nottingham.edu.my
  • Writing Workshops (Pre-registration Required)10 March 2014, Monday: 1400-1700
    14 March 2014, Friday: 1400-1700For further details please contact Amirah.Zin@nottingham.edu.my
  • Women In Science, Engineering and Technology (WINSET) and Women in Leadership Forum (Registration Required)11 March 2014, Tuesday: 1430-1600 with tea and networkingFor further information please contact Amirah.Zin@nottingham.edu.my
  • Centre for Advanced Study Briefing: Ask Not What CAS Can Do For You, But What You Can Do For CAS…11 March 2014, Tuesday: 0900-1100 (With Good COFFEE)All FASS staff and PG invited, please RSVP FASS@nottingham.edu.my

School of Education:  Education Leadership Professional Development Seminar
By Pat Thomson and Tony Bush

12 March 2014, Wednesday: 0800-1230

Kuala Lumpur Teaching Centre

For further information, please contact Ashley.ng@nottingham.edu.my

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